The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-25
Personalities.

Grandpa Hutchinson!
Gladstone is MT coming.
Mr.. Blaine is in England.
Mrs. Emison Chanslor is home again.
Mr.. }. w. Branch was here Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Pugh was here Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Billiard was here Thursday.
Miss Emma Boucher is visiting Mrs. W. b.
Bolton.
Mrs. Fannie Barton went to Kansas City
last Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Mountjoy has been quite ill
for some DAYS.
Mrs. James g.. Blaine is reported as very
i'll in London.
Miss Crews, of ST. Louis, is visiting at MIR.
w. b. Steele's.
Miss Maggie Sturges, of Sedalia, returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Nettle Wheeler, Of Fulton, is visiting
Miss Ella Nickel. -
Miss Anna Price is visiting friends and REL
atives IN HiggInsville.
Miss Eva Bush, of Fulton, is visiting at
Mrs. Nickei's Home"
Prof. IL. D.. Demand spent a few days al
Sweet Springs, this week.
Prof. ". F.. Kerdolff went to Kansas City
on business last Thursday,
Mr.. Ryland Findlay, of Kansas City, was
at the wedding Wednesday.
Mrs. Emison Chanslor and baby are home
from their visit to Columbia.
Mr.. Gus Haerle went to st. Louis, Wed
nesdav, and will return to-day.
Miss Judith Vaughan, of Brownsville, il
Wis lting at Mr.. Geo. ~Vaughan's.
Miss Annie Ludwigs has gone to Wichlts
with Mrs. Weber who was here.
Elder James A. Mediation is very low
there's much doubt of his recovery.
Mrs. K. Il. Davis, of Decatur, Texas, Is Wis
iting her brother. MIR. c. Ben Russell.
Or. j. I. Wood, OF Odessa, has been called
to Eidorado by the serious illness of his wife
Mrs. Rose Todd and Mrs. Carrie Field. OF
HigginSville, were in the city last Thursday.
MIR. w. Ii. Stacey, Of Austin. Texas, was
here to see his friend, DR.. Griswold. married
Mrs. Richard Field returned home last
Thursday from her visit to friends in Ken
lucky.
Messrs. Jas. Peddicord and Isaac Avitt. Of
Odessa. were in the city on business last Sat
urday.
MIR. Gobt. GOsewisch has returned from his
sojourn in California. somewhat benefited in
health.
Mes>rs. A. j. Hall, c. Ben Russell and
Reid Morelaud went up to Kansas City yes.
terday.
Mrs. Thos. Austin and children arrived
here last Thursday ON a visit to relatives AMI
friends.
Miss Mamie Shaw went to Kansas City
last Thursday TO meet her sister. Mrs. ThOs'
Austin.
Mr. Il. S. Lomax, of Springfield, came up,
last Monday. He and his wife returned home
Tuesday.
DIR. W. A. Gordon is still confined to his
home by illness. though thought TO be ON
what better.
Mrs.. +. Porch, of Benton county, is visiting
| her hr Other, Mr.. A. Scott, in North Washing
ton township.
Mrs. W. F. kerdolff. Jr.. left for Farattf
| this morning. She will spend her vacation
there As usual.
Mrs. Edwin Hickman, of Independence
has been here, this week, visiting her son
Mr.. ". z. Hickman.
Mr.. Blodgetl was here Thursday. He sale
he would fix the crossings and have the leve'
macad .miZed at once.
MIR. W. B. Simpson and wife, of Wheeling
West Virginia, visited The family of Jude'
| VIM. " ung, this week.
Mr.. W. i. Kerdolff, ST., wife and daughter
Alice. started, last Monday, for a short so
journ AT Eldorado Springs.
Mrs. G. c. Marshall, nee Alma Gordon. o
Sherman, Texas, is visiting friends in the cit
and county for a Jew weeks.
1t is harl to tell whether the Queen
jubilee or Buffalo Bill attracts the mos
attention in England Just now.
Mrs. Ii. Wilker and two children and Mrs
II, Winkler went to Blackburn, last Thurs
day, for a short visit TO friends.
Miss Annie Livingston, of ST. Louis, VIII
has been visiting Miss Belle Hays for q shor
time. returned nome last Thursday.
Gabriel S. Chouteau, the Oldest native 81
Lauisian, the second son of the founder
the city, died. aged 81, last Saturday.
Miss Minnie Tindall, who has been vlsitin
Mrs. Jennie Neale at the Commercial, re
turned to Kansas City last Wednesday,.
MIR. N. c. Ewing and daughter returned
from their western tour, last Tuesday. MI
Ewing has not much improved in health.
Mr.. John C. Young, wife and daughter
Miss Mamie. left, yesterday, for Eldorad
Springs to spend Il few weeks recuperating
Misses Moilie Pugh and Lura Ward. wht
came dow to attend the GriswOld- Rylan
wedding will remain a short time visitin
friends.
MIR. W. NJ. N. Green and Misses Laur
last Tuesday morning, returning the sam
evening.
DIR. Frank Ha.selI. of Carrollton, was u
on a short visit to his parents. this weel
He reports CarrOlltOn's boom in u flourishin
condition.
NJ s. Anna Buckingham returned to S
Joseph, last Saturday. She and her husban
lett, Tuesday, for Chicago and Cleveland
visit relatives.
There is a rumor, growing out of a dispatc
from Wichita, that Mr.. VIM. Kramer die
there last FRIDAY. II mas not been cOnfirme
70 the family.
Miss Lizzie R!ne, OF COrder, will leaye, t.
day, for Mobsrlv and Montgomery county,
which places she will spend the remaindl
of her summer vacation.
Neatly put. The New York Herald says:
Tine Tuilleries of Paris are admired |
thousands, but the Buffalo Billeries in Lol
don by lens OF thousands"
Or. Ham. Findlay, who la nov LOCATED
Kansas City, praetlcing his profession, W
here, Wednesday, attending the weddir
OF his cousin. Miss iona Ryland.
, MIR. Charley 4verton, of Kansas City, wi
: has been at II. Mauzey-s and A. ocott's, :
North Washington, returned home, last sal
DAY Mrs. ,st e.e : I Il 1I,e G : ;os', \,
61lsssb s,rys
Mr.. OottFelscf aoricon. Wiz, were in
itfndspasg0Rtba.Griswol -Ryland weddil
fT Henfv, son Of n. w. Thieman, and Csc
! son OF Rev. Eberhard. of Concordia, b,
returned from Warrenton, where they /
Al been attending school during the last
# months.